Terms of Service

Effective date: February 17, 2026 | Version: 2026.02-global

These Terms of Service define the legal conditions for using VelisAds Network, including eligibility, account responsibilities, acceptable platform use, enforcement rights, and dispute handling.

This document is a product policy standard and does not replace jurisdiction-specific legal advice.

Scope and Applicability

Applies to all publishers, agencies, delegates, and business users accessing VelisAds Network services.
Applies to websites, mobile apps, ad units, reports, API integrations, and payment workflows.
Applies to trial, staging, and production accounts when real traffic or data is processed.
Applies globally, with local law taking precedence where legal obligations differ.
Applies to all future features unless a stricter feature-specific agreement is published.
Applies to all users acting on behalf of a registered business entity.

Mandatory Requirements

Account Eligibility and Identity

Users must have authority to represent and bind the legal entity using the platform.
Registration data must remain accurate, complete, and regularly updated.
Entity ownership and contact details must be truthful and verifiable.
Shared credentials are prohibited unless role-based access controls are in place.

Permitted Service Use

Only approved interfaces and documented integration methods may be used.
Ad code may not be modified to bypass tracking, policy, or consent controls.
Only verified domains and authorized inventory may be monetized.
Traffic acquisition methods must be lawful and transparent.

Content and Rights

Users must hold rights to all content, creatives, and landing destinations they submit.
Trademark, copyright, and licensing conflicts must be resolved promptly after notice.
Confidential platform information may not be republished without permission.
Users retain content ownership while granting necessary service-operation rights.

Prohibited Practices

Creating fake accounts, forged identities, or shell entities to evade policy controls.
Using bots, click farms, incentivized abuse, or traffic manipulation schemes.
Uploading malicious payloads, hidden redirects, or deceptive scripts.
Reverse engineering systems to bypass limits, anti-fraud checks, or security controls.
Submitting forged domain ownership proof, payment records, or support evidence.
Operating via sanctioned or blocked counterparties without legal authorization.
Interfering with other user accounts, platform services, or reporting integrity.
Misrepresenting platform metrics in commercial or legal communications.

Governance, Monitoring, and Enforcement

Terms acceptance is version-controlled and logged with timestamp evidence.
Material term updates require re-acceptance before restricted actions continue.
Violations may trigger warnings, traffic holds, payout restrictions, or suspension.
Severe abuse can result in immediate termination and evidence preservation.
Appeals require corrective evidence and are evaluated under defined review SLAs.
Legal and compliance teams may request documents to resolve high-risk cases.
Policy exceptions require written approval and expiry-based revalidation.
Records are retained where required for audit, legal, or regulatory obligations.